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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
9
Latimore Two board adopta a land subdivision ordinance to regulate land use within the township effective immediately. The Bermudian Springs High School cafeteria hosted the Friday evening meeting with attendees including local officials.
A hearing in Adams County Court is scheduled to consider procuring a microfilm tender printer for the Clerk of Courts. The action involves authorization and order by the court with a date set for the hearing and notices to interested parties.
About 100 residents favored adopting the ordinance after a plan by American Realty Co to develop 1. M acres in Latimore and Reading Townships under the Laze Reade program. The measure requires plans to go to the township Supervisors for review, sets street and lot standards, public improvement rules, penalties, and applies to existing subdivision plans. A five member planning commission is to be formed within the tenth and to meet with Huntington Two unit officials for a Philadelph authority discussion on subdivision rules.
William M. Shultz 78 of York died last Wednesday at 5 35 a m in Yorkview Convalescent Home. He belonged to Zwingli United Church of Christ East Berlin and earlier worked for Borg Warner Corp. Survived by wife Mrs Gertie E MacMaster Shultz two daughters Mrs Joseph Weaver and Mrs Gerald O Dell two sons Norman W Shultz and Ralph R Shultz 12 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren with addresses in York East Berlin Abbottstown and York R D.
Mrs. Cora M. Frey widow of George K. Frey died Thursday night at Rusvale Cent Home York after a 15 year residence there. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Emig Funeral Home Dover with Rev J Clea officiating. interment Shiloh Cemetery. Mrs Mamie A. Strausbaugh, 67 Hanover Route 1, died Tuesday at Warner Hospital after three weeks illness. She was widow of John H. Strausbaugh and mother of seven. services 10 a.m. at Little Funeral Home Littlestown conducted by Rev Graham T. Rinehart. interment Penn Memorial Gardens Hanover.
East Berlin churches plan Pennsylvania Dutch Day on June 26 with a Dutch service at 2 p.m. and a tour of the Holtzschwamm Church led by George M. Wehler. Rev Franklin Glassmeyer of Springs Grove is the guest speaker for the afternoon service. Delegates Wehler and Zinn attend the Penn Central Conference meeting July 16-17 at Mercersburg Academy.
JoAnn Luck enbauh Jr. of New Oxford will wed William Miller Jr. of New Oxford in a Wednesday church ceremony. The couple’s families include Mr and Mrs Charles Luck enbauh and Mr and Mrs William Miller. The altar flowers honor Mr and Mrs William Keagle by Richard and Mrs Keagle. Acolyte James Bossert.
The notice lists Aaron Leon Pressel Jr and Florence Romaine Trimmer, both 23, of New Oxford, and Benedict Joseph Strasbaugh 26 of Gettysburg and Donna Marie Pottorif 19 of Hanover, as having filed applications for marriage licenses. It also notes church events and Vacation Bible School schedules in Red Run and Bermudian churches.
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